The matter of grants between sharia law and the laws of Libya is very important to know. Are the laws of Libya in accordance with the Shari'ah in grants issues? What is the role of the court when the law disputes Libyan Islamic Shariah in terms of grants? Then what is the form of the Libyan law compared to wide range of social convenant in the form of a will, waqaf and loans?

My aim in this thesis is to explain the form of Libya’s grant laws and how it is constructed in the Shari'ah as well as explaining the role of the Libyan court when there is a conflict between the laws of Libya and the universal Islamic shariah in the matter of grant issues. Eventually to understand the attitude of the Libyan lawmakers in the form of a will, waqaf and loans.

To realize the objectives of this thesis, the researcher went through library research methods in the search due to the suitable use of a library, for the library can not be parred by any researcher.

The conclusion of this study is the form of grants in Libyan legislation is mandatory, which impacted in the invalidity of a grant if it is not done by the procedure. While there are no specific models Islamic shariah, but grant by phrase and applied in the form of authority. The court’s liability to judge the cancellation of a grant in the absence of other qualified forms, if not then the law is quentionable. Lastly, Libyan legislation does not make a certain form in the will, waqaf and loans compulsory